The European Union, joined by over 50 members of parliament and senators from several European countries, has called on Iran to cease its systematic persecution of Baha'i faith members.
Before the Thursday British election, the IRGC was name-checked in the Labour party's 2024 election manifesto as a "hostile state actor" - but what will the new Labour government do about it or Iran.
Influential Iranian figures, from those in prison cells to those on social media, are boycotting Friday's presidential election runoff, casting doubt on its legitimacy and branding it as a farce.
Canada has ordered the deportation of Bagher Ardeshir Larijani, a member of Iran's once powerful Larijani family, turning him into the latest individual affiliated with the Islamic Republic being removed from the country.
The European Union has accepted a request from Germany to consider designating Iran's Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist entity at a time when Iran-backed plots across Europe continue to be revealed.
Eighteen shops in Tehran Province have been given warning of closure while several shop managers face legal action for selling clothing described as “satanic".
As criticism of Iranian state television grows over perceived bias against reform-oriented candidate Massoud Pezeshkian, snippets of the debate have gone viral on social media.
Iran's acting president reassured Russian president Vladimir Putin that regardless of the incoming president, ties with Iran would remain "deep".
Sharifeh Mohammadi, a prominent labor activist imprisoned in Iran has been sentenced to death on charges of armed rebellion.
Iran has found itself importing gasoline since last year due to the government's inability to expand oil refineries and exacerbated by the delivering of approximately one million new, low-efficiency domestic cars into the market.
The sister of an Iranian protester on death row, Mojahed Kourkour, was arrested after security forces raided the family home.
The Iranian presidential election has demonstrated yet another attempt by Iran's "reformists" to try to change the Islamic Republic gradually instead of either accepting the status quo or agreeing with a revolution.
The father of Mahsa Amini, whose death in Iran's morality police custody sparked a nationwide uprising, stated his family is boycotting the sham presidential elections.
As Iran’s presidential election runoffs approached this week, the government intensified its media crackdown to control the narrative amid historically low voter turnout in the first round on June 28.
State-owned Saudi Arabian Military Industries (SAMI) said early on Thursday it signed three memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with Turkish companies to "support the localization of defense industries" in the kingdom.
In the midst of the second round of presidential elections in Iran, which saw a historic low turnout by the majority of voters, the issue of ballot boxes in Western countries sparked widespread protests among the Iranian diaspora.
As the runoff race of the presidential election in Iran approaches, the government and its media are trying to create the illusion of a contested political atmosphere, to attract disillusioned voters.
Iran's Judiciary has given jail terms to two student activists for their protest against dissident rapper Toomaj Salehi's death sentence, which was overturned last week.
Iran's exiled prince, Reza Pahlavi, has called on Iranians to stay away from ballot boxes Friday, when Iran's next president will be determined in the runoff between Saeed Jalili and Masoud Pezeshkian.
Canadian immigration authorities have initiated deportation proceedings against five suspected senior Iranian government officials residing in Canada.
Bashir Biazar, a former Iranian official with links to the IRGC Quds Force who was detained in France for acting as "an agent of influence and agitator" returned to Iran where he received a hero's welcome.